Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-07-29
Traveller. Accident Insurance

CubWoRTH s. CHMD~ Agents
FOR % cents p'r day. or $3.50 tor a1 days. ur,
t''f yourself ami family ns follows
s5'II Iu event YI death
slaa ,,tt.A Iuf disabling iniuri,-
ss'' i1r loss OF both hands
spr feet
s.st D.. D.. 81. .,.
500 one hand and foot
ci"h hand
~lHr f,.f
The same benefits apply Go yearly POLICE
BrnIIIebsrs.
Tine library reading room Is now open TO-
tAa publI.
J. Jacobs will occupy ms new quarter,
Do bevens block next Monday
Mis- 1race Hnwiey. daughter of Is ]
Hawlcg gave ID Pheasant party at her home
Locust Hlll last Monday evening
In. ladies af the Unitarinn society will
uo doubt be- pleased q, welcome all their
friends next " ednesdHy evening al the
town nall ou tine occasion Of their annual
far There Will be- the usuAl attraction
ami supper VIII bee served from g o. IS
ciorE 90 be- followed uy dancing from 81
To-
L4uestrIauisu BE- becoming more popular
among our Young peopie a- the season adj
vance. and large EruuU- ui rlder- uf both
sexes ARE ." ne seen uu our streets muruu.
aua evening
Anderson mas DarraiueI fort DniIl.
m- jos ou Winston street
AT Concord. Mas. last sunday. Impre--
slvt services were held tr the Iriuituriau
congregational spciery Do connection with
the dedication oi q fountain erected To- tine
memory oi their late pastor Rev Henry
Marvin '1rOut, who was a sun-ii law of the
late Rev Amor Foster Of Putnev and broth
er Of Rev Lewis Cfrout Of West Bratt..
b1ru.
The announcement of the annual exhi-
uitipu Uf the Nermont state far and Chan.
piaiu alley association 10 be- held al bur
hngtou September T. &c. winch appears m
uuI advertising columns. will interest our
Wudnam county farmers, some of whom
ARE expected 70 compete for the premiums
offered
Inr Valley mill company lost $3.50
nors, Tuesday from colo
Eugene johnson ma uargainej for IA
building lot on the west end Of H. e. Phil.
lips water house tract on Western avenue
Francis Lvnde exhibits some handsonp.
specimens of beaches OF the 'Amsden
juno variety grown ou ms farm IL the
west part Of the town, OF which he picked
ripe specimens on tine gath INST
The rite %! baptism is 10 D.. administered
at the Baptist church nex1 SUNDAY evening
Rev Mr. bay Of tine Congregational So
cietl has laid ont ana graded d inns tenn,
court Oh the parsonage bot for the use of
the Young people
Chief Marshall Hooker and staff propose
81 ride horseback across the mountain e.
the bennington celebration
The signal service prediction, are now
displayed Do IT, b Chamberlain show win
dow
1t is expected that the brattleboro a.
Whitehall railroad company new iron
bridge over West river will ba completed
by tine middle Of next week
Albert n Thatcher. bar-keeper at I'M.
American House was prosecuted Monday
for selling liquor by state s. ATTORNEY Mann
Thatcher pleaded guilty e. - first offence.
before Justice Newton. and paid fines and
costs amounting to S2jS.gI
Although three Of the four Main street
electric lights are nov Iu use the compa
NY, contract isn't ION until Aur Isl
Are nights are now IN use in the stores of
O. A. Briggs 81 Co.. starkey and Welimau
Edward, s. Lilhs, and Leonard q Roes,
and ia several of these lncandescent light.
arr 90 he placed u the windows The
grange store and Hiidreths billiard room
are souu To Ice lighted by electricity Bar
rett. the machlnlst. who acts a. agent Tor
tine thompson Houston company. EMPLOYS
tteorge Niles Hs electrician and an expert
Is soon u bee sent on 10 give instructions III
regard to the management of the iucau-
descent lamps
The state normal school az Casteton. of
which A. / Le8venworth is princIpal. mad
/ dl graduates last year and an average al
tendance Of l2j pupils The fall term
opens Aug. lG This school which under
. Dnpt Leavenworths management has at
tanned high rank among the educational
institutions of the state Is to celebrate it,
centennial Au- 10th. with an address bv
ZION. Jehn J. Gilbert and other appropriate
exercises
A union gospel temperance meeting will
4 ne held M The y NJ. C.. A. room, SUNDAY
/ at q Pc.
D. l.. eatherhead. the inventor of the
/ improved force pump made by the Acme
/ sewing machine company. has devised an
/ other pump emhodyiug the same prnciple
| % bee used for pumping oil from the tank or
water from the well. 1t throws d constant
/ stream, and being worked 10y am upright
/ lever D, very easy of operation while the
/ cost viii be small
Next SUNDAY services in the Universal
lst church will bee the last until September
( Mr. lllInan viii take a vacation during
Z august. but expects o. remain in town
/ most of tine time, and will bee available for
| any service that may be required of him
The sunday school viii remain opeu "A,
usual
General Boulangers March was PLAYED
and sung IN Paris July 18th. on the ami
versary OF the fall of the Bastiie The
music and words were published the same
day IN the New York Herald Gilmore.
announcement that his band would plav it al
Manhattan Beach the following SUNDAY
gave rise 10 much rivalry among leading
bands as 10 who should first perform il i'm
public, the result being that Capna PLAYED
II with great applause at Brighton Beach
FRIDAY evening the music beng scored
from the song Being melodious, bright.
catchy, and having good marching SWING.
II has sprung INTO immediate favor ON
band received an early copy from the pub
Lshers last Wednesday afternoon md
played II at their concert IN the evening
ana II appears on their program for next
week
Z. l. Brigham mas Gen Boulanger's
March on sale, as announced elsewhere.
A brakeman named Hamilton on tn. New
London Northern road running between
Mere and Palmer, had a foot badly crushed
between two car-bunters on "Wednesday.
Repairs have been made ON the trestle
bridge on the New London Northern road
at Mlliers Falls and trains are again cross
ing ii Tuesday evening G. heavily loaded
freight cars passed over the bridge without
settling 1t over an inch
The Fortnightly club, 70 the number of
about 40, picnicked at Lake Spofford YES
terday
The fresh air children at Highland mark
were entertained with a stereoptcon ex
hihition last evening by Rev Mr.. Parry.
Mrs Nellie j. T. Brigham is announced
u speak at the town hall on Sunday. Aug
e. Nh
The work of laying a new floor IN the
town hall Is TO be begun in a few DAYS Tbe
steam heating apparatus has not yet been